The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-07-31

DETROIT, 8; NEW YORK, z.


DETROIT, July 30.-The New Yorks came on
the field to-day in their dainty white uniforms.
looking galliard and very suspiciously like win
ners. With tho score 8 to In favor of the De-
troits at tho close Of tho first half Of the
ninth inning, everybody felt that New York
would knock out the winning runs. WhyP
Well, Roger Conner was the first batter,
with Gore and that desperate batter
Tiernan to follow. It was moment
of tremendous anxiety. Conner banged
tho first ball pitched for three bases and no
body was out. ITS all up with Detroit" was
the unanimous sentiment OF the grand stand.
No, not so. Luck was against the giants, for
Goro, Herman, and O'Rourke all went out, leav-
ing good Roger stranded on third.
Then mighty shout rent the air. and hats
cushions, coats, and other movables flew sky
ward. It was loud call indeed.
In the opening inning Detroit drew blank
Richardson opened with grounder to Keefe.
which Connor failed to hold. and the batsman
was safe. He went to second on Brouthers's
out to Connor. Thompson few to Ward and
White won't out from Ward to Connor. Ewing
went out from Richardson to Brouthers. Ward
was hit by pitched ball and took his base,
Conner few to Conway, and Ward was thrown
out By Camel when he tried to steal second
out at IV first to on 3. Riehardson's assists and
srnsn Hx to H. Richardson s Who ambea
sse sas shsS
In the third Camel Ia Manning. and H. Rich.
S. s FSf hs Ress oed os I'll a his
Low throw By Ga1Ts but was RHt out trying e
OF EWing's short hit, Ewing went to second
and tried to reach third on Wards single, but
Thee put ssr1ts began sher
tie third man went, out. ,Brouthers, reached
sss q SoS aes nf ons
Thompsons hit Both were advanced wh base
Richardson to Conner. White taking second on
the play and going to third on ConWay,s out
White scoring on the play. Camel hit to right
sec HsnninE Il. to Ewing, who threw low
70 Conner, and Aanlon scored. CAMEL going 70
THIRD n oa Il ss Ss. on The D Ese9s
IN The nth Rlohsrdson few out 70 Herman,
deY to Richardson. doro was hit BY a pitched
Thompson, O'Rourke hit to centre for q base.
but was forced out at second on Gillespie's hit
to Richardson. ,
White made a hit to right, and was followed By
E,a ds e Rs s spS
to Keefe. /" H and White i went vent out on trying
allipg the bases CAMEL hit to d:
| Richardson. forcing Hanlon at second. but
| Twitchell scored Manning hit to Ewing.
| forcing CAMEL at second. The New YoEks were
/ blanked. leaving the score u tie. D. Richard
| son won't out from Hardy, Richardson to
out on Ewlnes hit to second. Ward few to H.
| Richardson.
The Detroits added three more in the sew:
| enth. Brouthers got his base on balls. and
| scored on Thompson's two.bagger to right.
| Thompson took third on Whites out to first.
| Twitchell flew to Gore, Thompson scoring.
| Conway dew to Tiernan. retiring the side. Con-
| nor opened for New York with Q three; Dagger
| to right, and scored on Cores fly to Conway.
few to Henlon. gillespie drove one to Con-
took second. Richardson went out from White
In the eighth Hanlon. went out at first on
| Wards assist. CAMEL hit q grounder, which
| Keefe put to first ahead Of him. and Manning
| went out from Ward to Connor. Tho New
| Yorks also failed to score. keefe went
out from Manning to BEouthers. EWING
VIZ il, , sss S WsSS
to Connor Brouthers flew to Ewing. and
| Thompson went out on Q grounder to Con-
nor. Connor opened With q three. Dagger to
| right, Gore went out from Manning to Brouth.
ers, Herman few to White, and O'Honrke went
out from Richardson to Brouthers The score: